Carrie Monro Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBC D CCEC FGHC IIIC JJJC KLLC| Air Belle Mahone | A |
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| Once there was a lady fair | B |
| With black eyes and curly hair | B |
| She has left this world of care | B |
| Sweet Carrie Monro | C |
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| CHORUS | D |
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| Sweet Carrie Monro | C |
| Dear Carrie Monro | C |
| And her friends will not forget | E |
| Sweet Carrie Monro | C |
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| Now those friends miss Carrie here | F |
| For she was loved both far and near | G |
| She has left them all in tears | H |
| Sweet Carrie Monro | C |
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| Carrie's age was twenty three | I |
| A married lady too was she | I |
| A mournful parting had to be | I |
| From Carrie Monro | C |
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| It's just before her spirit fled | J |
| Her husband stood by her bed | J |
| Prove faithful birdie to me said | J |
| Sweet Carrie Monro | C |
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| Sad will memory pass o'er | K |
| That loved form that is no more | L |
| She's waiting on the other shore | L |
| Loved Carrie Monro | C |
Julia Ann Moore
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